The global vector control market size is expected to reach USD 18.06 billion in 2024 and reach USD 23.14 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 5.08% from 2024 to 2029.
Factors such as the escalating prevalence of vector-borne diseases around the world, the country's government's promotions as part of its disease/vector eradication programs, and the efficacy of vector control chemicals have been the main growth drivers of this market.
Vector control is a method of eradicating or limiting pathogen-transmitting birds, mammals, insects, and arthropods. A common kind of vector control is mosquito control, which utilizes a range of strategies. Several human diseases are transmitted by vectors. Infections for which there is no effective cure, such as dengue, West Nile virus, and Zika virus, are transmitted by vectors. In these cases, vector control is the only method to protect the human population.
The increase in population paved the way for further pressure on scarce resources, resulting in over-exploitation that ultimately resulted in a threat to the environment through chemical poisoning and degradation associated with chemicals, thus alternative control methods are in the research phase. Additionally, regulations on the use of chemical insecticides have become strict in North American and European countries due to environmental concerns that arise from their use. This has created opportunities for the development of biological control methods against insect pests.
However, there is still a significant call for synthetic insecticides among public health authorities and pest control service providers, as their organic counterparts are environmentally friendly but less effective and require repeated use for optimal results. The worldwide vector control market has led to an escalated incidence of vector-borne diseases, escalated awareness of vector control methods among well-known organizations such as WHO and CropLife International, and highly effective products and chemical-based vector control services. Furthermore, the market is supposed to increase due to escalated awareness of the health problems created by vectors.
The major restraining factor that affects the vector control industry is the lack of funds in developing countries.
Market players are predicted to experience various expansion opportunities in the coming years, as well as various challenges due to strict government regulations, the rising number of vector control programs, and increasing resistance to insecticides. Manufacturers of chemicals active in the vector control market are investing in R&D to launch new products that can address the problem of insecticide resistance.
The vector control market is driven by factors such as the increasing incidence of vector-borne diseases, growing awareness of vector control methods among well-known organizations such as WHO and CropLife International, and the high efficiency of services and chemical-based vector control products. In addition, the market is estimated to grow due to escalated awareness of the health problems caused by vectors. However, the lengthy approval process and lack of uniform procedures to test the use of vector control are predicted to limit the vector control market during the projection period. The biological control segment is the world market leader in vector control. Biological control is a factor in an integrated pest control strategy. The reduction of pest populations by natural enemies generally involves an active human role due to growing concerns about the environmental impact of chemical compounds and a growing number of case studies on insecticide resistance in pests.
Environmental risks associated with vector control chemicals also act as a limiting factor in this industry. Alternative methods, such as biological control methods, are gaining importance due to their perceived ecological nature.
The coronavirus pandemic coincided with an industry that was already entering a recession cycle. Adapting to the following normalcy requires management programs that reflect the lessons learned from the first half of 2020. COVID-19 urges petrochemical executives to rethink the future of the business. Decelerating call expansion, rising surpluses, and shrinking stores of value were already present before the pandemic and are only more pronounced. In addition, the industry is facing structural disruptions related to the transition to renewable energy resources and a regenerative or circular economy. Chemical industry executives and financial investors will need to update their management perspectives and agendas to focus on recovery scenarios, regionalized supply chains, and capital productivity. High utilization levels and favorable raw material dynamics ultimately led to a so-called supercycle. In 2019, significant capacity additions and slower expansion in call resulted in a decline in the value of the industry.
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REPORT METRIC |
DETAILS |
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Market Size Available |
2023 to 2029 |
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Base Year |
2023 |
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Forecast Period |
2024 to 2029 |
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CAGR |
5.08% |
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Segments Covered |
By vector type, By end-use sector, By method of control, and by Region. |
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Various Analyses Covered |
Global, Regional, & Country Level Analysis; Segment-Level Analysis; DROC, PESTLE Analysis; Porter’s Five Forces Analysis, Competitive Landscape; Analyst Overview of Investment Opportunities |
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Regions Covered |
North America, Europe, APAC, Latin America, Middle East & Africa |
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Market Leaders Profiled |
Bayer AG (Germany), Syngenta AG (Switzerland), BASF SE (Germany), Bell Laboratories, Inc. (the US), FMC Corporation (US), Rentokil Initial plc (UK), Ecolab (US), The Terminix International Company LP (US), Rollins, Inc. (the US), Anticimex Group (Sweden), Arrow Exterminators, Inc. (the US), Massey Services Inc. (US), Ensystex (US), World Health Organization (WHO), US President’s Malaria Initiatives (PMI), United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA), and The Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA). |
Based on the end-use sector, the commercial and industrial segment accounted for a larger market share in 2021 due to escalated calls from sectors such as food and beverage manufacturing, food service, hospitality, government organizations, and pharmaceuticals. The call can be attributed to the need to comply with local authorities for hygiene and maintenance of the workplace under strict regulations issued by governments.
Under the control method, the organic segment is believed to grow at the highest expansion rate during the envisioned period. This can be attributed to the growing concern about the environmental impact of chemical compounds and the rising number of cases of insecticide resistance among pests.
Regionally, the Asia-Pacific is predicted to be the fastest-growing vector control market during the foreseen period. The region is experiencing a significant call for vector control products and services due to public hygiene awareness and escalated government support for pest control operations. Rapid population expansion and urbanization have created a call for health efforts, including the purchase of vector control products. Escalated call for vector control services and products due to public hygiene awareness and growing government support for pest control operations is expected to boost the vector control market in the region.
The North American region dominated the vector control methods market in 2017, where the United States and Canada were the main markets due to the high call for vector control services in the residential sector, which in turn is anticipated to grow rapidly over the next five years. In the commercial and industrial sectors, regulations are being strictly enforced to ensure the maintenance of worldwide standards for a safe and hygienic environment. Escalated calls for vector control services and products due to public hygiene awareness and growing government support for pest control operations are likely to boost the vector control market in the area.
The various contributors involved in the value chain of the global vector control market include manufacturers such as Bayer AG (Germany), Syngenta AG (Switzerland), BASF SE (Germany), Bell Laboratories, Inc. (US), FMC Corporation (US), Rentokil Initial plc (UK), Ecolab (US), The Terminix International Company LP (US), Rollins, Inc. (US), Anticimex Group (Sweden), Arrow Exterminators, Inc. (US), Massey Services Inc. (US), Ensystex (US), World Health Organization (WHO), US President’s Malaria Initiatives (PMI), United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA), and The Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA).
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By Vector type
By End-use sector
By Method of Control
By Region
Frequently Asked Questions
The growth in North America is primarily driven by increasing awareness about vector-borne diseases, stringent regulations for vector control, and investments in advanced technologies for pest control.
Countries like Germany, France, and the United Kingdom are leading in adopting innovative vector control strategies, including the use of genetic modification and biocontrol methods.
Rapid urbanization in countries like China and India creates conducive environments for vector breeding, necessitating robust vector control measures to prevent disease outbreaks.
Limited access to healthcare facilities, inadequate sanitation, and economic challenges pose significant barriers to vector control efforts in many African countries, requiring targeted interventions and international support.
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